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Improver bricklayer
Anonymous user 28/02/2024 - 3.34 PM
Hi, not sure I should be asking this here so apologies. I been a labourer for my father and uncle who were bricklayers in waltham abbey, essex. I worked with them for over ten years. They recently retired and I attended a training centre to start learning bricklaying, though my father already taught me a fair bit over the years. I finished my course in september, got my cscs card I am and finding it hard to get a job. IAny advice is much appreciated
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6 Answers
A B Bricklaying
Rating: 5 out of 5
I would agree with Buildkings answer, try local sites and get some experience, you learn a lot being in a gang of bricklayers too. If your willing to travel get yourself on an agency.
Don't forget you need a CSCS card and complete a citb health and safety test to get on most major sites. You might have access to the test through your local college if not search CSCS card test on Google. You could also try local building firms to see if they have any jobs going.
Hope this helps
Ash
Answered10 February 2018
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Anonymous user
Advertising is always good and maybe some business cards or leaflets that you can have distributed in your desired area hope this helps
Answered19 January 2018
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Anonymous user
Your best bet is to go on a local building site on Day rate where there is plenty of work and plenty of time to improve before you go out and do private work
Answered23 January 2018
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JM Construction
Rating: 5 out of 5
Try going to your local site and seeing if anyone will take you on. Just start as a labour, show that your willing to work. Or maybe try facebook, there are alot of bricklaying groups thats jobs get posted on. Goodluck and im sure you’ll find something.
Answered28 February 2018
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Anonymous user
There’s number of pages on Facebook now with new jobs posted everyday, Sites local to you just walk on to the site and ask about, There’s all agenys all around too.
Thanks
Andrews Brickwork
Answered4 December 2018
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Logic brickwork Ltd
Rating: 5 out of 5
Try going around You’re Local area asking on all building sites if they need an improver bricklayer, make it clear you are an improver so the Forman knows what he is dealing with and does not through you in at the deep end.
Answered10 December 2018
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